Lisa Wirthman is complaining about the wrong group of people when she objects to sexist Super Bowl ads. She needs to direct her objections to women who wear skirts so short that they cannot sit down and plunging necklines that are a strong breeze away from being a wardrobe malfunction. She needs to complain to women like Miley Cyrus who think it’s OK to simulate sex on national TV.

Advertisers would dress women in burqas if they thought it could sell more beer.

David Faria, Castle Rock

This letter was published in the Feb. 6 edition.

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Mr. Faria’s last line seems out of sync with the rest of the letter.
And, blaming women for male “hubba, hubba” does not compute.

primafacie

I’m not exactly sure what Go Daddy does, but after seeing that photo, I’m buying.

Dano2

It’s a cr@ptacular front-end for web hosting, Worst platform out there by far. But the chix is hawt!!!

Best,

D

guesswhodrews

Care to elaborate and back up the slander you just uttered?

peterpi

As long as people spell their name right, I doubt GoghDahdee cares what people say about them.
Their ads have been called worse. Type “godaddy.com reviews” into your search browser, and you’ll find plenty of sites that don’t think much of their service.
Why you feel compelled to defend a corporation that makes millions (especially after the Super Bowl), and is more than capable of taking care of itself, is beyond me.

guesswhodrews

My comment wasn’t directed at you. Are you his big brother or something?

peterpi

You ought to know that everybody comments on everything.

peterpi

They sell Internet domain names and support services.
What that has to do with scantily clad women, I don’t know.

Papa Smurf

It has everything to do with the old adage: “Sex Sells.” If it drives people to Google them and visit their website, it’s working.

Dano2

Those darn sl–s! Here, have an aspirin!

Mr Faria, you forgot your honkie-horn.

Best,

D

bleeth

Mr. Faria,

Blaming women for your gender’s “oogling” issues?

Maybe it’s time to portray men in the same light and give more attention to Ads like the Beckam underwear ad during the Superbowl?

You know, so women have something to look at other than other scantily clad, big breasted women bending over to check to oil in their Mustang while fat, unattractive middle aged men with football shirts look on…….thinking that somehow……..just somehow…….they’ve got a chance at getting lucky with that bud lite in their hand.

LOL!

peterpi

Bravo. You just summed up 90% of all beer commercials. By drinking light beer, the ads promote the idea that the beer drinker will land the babe while climbing Mt. Everest or driving a Formula 1 race car, or bench pressing 1,000 lbs plus the entire Bulgarian weightlifting team
They either push sexy women, or brawny adventure, like the Coors Lite (hydrogen hydroxide) ads, or if the beer ad execs get really creative, they put sexy women in a brawny adventure ad.
20% of the population drinks 80% of the beer sold.

bleeth

Landing babes is so yesterday. (Insert eye-rolling emoticon)

It’s time for landing some beef. Not that the worlds most interesting man isn’t interesting or even good looking, he’s kind of a fossil though. The ladies need a good dose of Polamalu or Decker serving up some Guinness stouts or a chocolate porter of some such clad only in compression tights.

That’ll convince those women to guzzle beer like it’s going out of style.

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